Part 1 – ESCAPE PLAN

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PREPARATION

Welcome to Step 1 of 10 Steps to Walk Away from Big Tech and escape the digital prison currently being built around us.

I am going to assume you know why you are here. I am not going to bombard you with fear porn about all the scary evil stuff Big Tech is up to.

Nor am I going to waste time speculating about how BAD this Big Tech Digital Prison may become, because…

However bad you think it might be, it will probably be a thousand times worse, IF we allow ourselves to be trapped inside it!

You are here to find out how to escape!

As stated on the Walk Away from Big Tech website this is about much more than online privacy and freedom of speech.

This is about a war for control of the internet, which is part of a much bigger corporate takeover of the entire world.

You are here because you are on the side that wants to keep the internet FREE.

The Bad News

But first the bad news: Nothing is going back to the way it was before. 

This is not a boycott. We do not want to reform Big Tech. Big Tech has nothing we need and everything they do can be easily replaced.

The Good News

We Can Win This!

So how do we win this war and gain digital freedom?

By taking responsibility for, and control over our digital lives.

The good news is much easier to do than most people believe.

I will introduce you to a secret weapon, a powerful yet little known method to help you do this, including learning how to isolate Big Tech and Big Brother from the rest of your digital life.

This method also provides the absolute best defence against identity theft and many other cybersecurity threats.

THIS ESCAPE PLAN IS FOR EVERYONE!

It is something everyone can do regardless of their technical level, from Technophobe to Net Savvy. 

You start where you are with what you have

You don’t have to purchase any additional hardware or software. And you will soon discover that the alternatives really are better.

Warning & Disclaimer

But before we proceed I have this WARNING and disclaimer:

There is an old adage that a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing and this is especially true when it comes to digital privacy. As you acquire more knowledge on privacy there is a risk of believing you are private when you are not, and some may be tempted to engage in risky activity – I strongly advise against this.

I have created 10 Steps to help you achieve greater online safety and privacy. But ultimately this is about you being responsible for your digital life and the freedom to do what you feel is right.

This is educational content, you are always encouraged to Do Your Own Research and should not trust or base any action on information from a single source. DO NOT proceed unless you agree to take full responsibility for everything you do with regard to online security and privacy.